If youre a middle aged divorcee, either female or male, with children growing out of their skin ,developing into ...mmm...adulthood?. yes its that kind of story but british and very witty and darn polite, i bet it will hit you either in the guts or the face, because it did both to me.
though im not divorced and my children has grown out of the nest, the son caracter in this film is the spittin image of one of my children, and the interaction between my wife and my son were most of the time extremely similar to the plot of this movie., long hair , black clothes, black bedroom walls, black bed drinking black soda, digging darn dark music with earplusg ,so youll never know whats been heard or not during conversation..even though that image i will also brag about the beautiful son i had then because he looked like the spittin image of jim morrison of the doors in his best moments, and does still emit confidance today ,though with a new style and image and family life, so theres hope for the worst doggy waggers even though it may be dark at times.
productionwise its very lively and very typical british humour film, the filmographic presentation very straight forward with lots of different depths of focus of filming, the cast good and the score nice. the story might feel light if you have not lived through the same kind of life,it couldve been more comprehensive at the end, but thats what a grumpy old man thinks. but its a big recommend, finally a good british silverscreen story.
though im not divorced and my children has grown out of the nest, the son caracter in this film is the spittin image of one of my children, and the interaction between my wife and my son were most of the time extremely similar to the plot of this movie., long hair , black clothes, black bedroom walls, black bed drinking black soda, digging darn dark music with earplusg ,so youll never know whats been heard or not during conversation..even though that image i will also brag about the beautiful son i had then because he looked like the spittin image of jim morrison of the doors in his best moments, and does still emit confidance today ,though with a new style and image and family life, so theres hope for the worst doggy waggers even though it may be dark at times.
productionwise its very lively and very typical british humour film, the filmographic presentation very straight forward with lots of different depths of focus of filming, the cast good and the score nice. the story might feel light if you have not lived through the same kind of life,it couldve been more comprehensive at the end, but thats what a grumpy old man thinks. but its a big recommend, finally a good british silverscreen story.